Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-08

Wllliamsport, is home again, visitor
at bis parents house on North street.
Look out For bargains ! The La
dies Wraps, which Durham Bros. "
Co. will open on Friday at Coburn will
range in price from $3.50 to S27. for
Seal Plush. Don't forget the time.
-Thos. Taylor's residence In Lewis
burg caught lire on Thursday of last
week, put by the effective work of the
fire company the main building was
saved. The loss is fully covered by iu-
surance.
"A little son of Saml. Spangler, near
Iylersville, fell and broke his collar
bone on last Monday. The boy is a
bout four years old and in two former
instances nearly sustained fracture of
his shoulder.
Best place to buy your meat
whether beef, pork, mutton, veal or
lamb--is at Gettig Il kreamer's meat
market on Main street. All orders--be
they large or small, filled in the most
satisfactory manner.
According to the new law all pub
lie schools must be closed during insti-
tute week which is generally over the
holidays, and school boards are obliged
to pay their teachers for the time spent
in attending the institute.
In less than three weeks the old
year must let go its grip and the new
will be ushered in with all ITS hopes and
expectations. Better get ready with
your resolutions, provided you can
manage not to break them before they
are a month old.
Mr.. Malin, the telephone man from
Bellefonte, was down last week and
made arrangements with a number of
our business men to continue the tele-
phone exchange between Millheim and
Coburn for another two years, but at a
greatly reduced rate.
Frank E. Bible. Esq. OF Bellefonte,
was admitted to the Centre county bar
last week. We think he will find prac-
ticing law a more profitable occupation
than running newspaper especially since
the county administration has changed
or will change hands. Success.
IT. w. Walker, one of the staunch
farmers of Miles township, arises to his
feet. pulls down his vest, clears his
throat and says that he recently butch
cred two hogs weighing S91 and I56
pounds respectively. Porkers of that
kind are worth passing notice.
We indeed hope you will all 60 at
once TO MusseIs' shoe store and show
your res peet for the poor old man at
the telephone and express your sympa.
thy in his sad condition. You may
never be sorry for having done so.
Mr.. Samuel Rover, of Idavilie,
Ind. spent several weeks in Nlttany
Valley with friends, among them Jos.
Shafer. They passed through town on
Saturday and called at this office a few
moments, Mr.. Roger for the purpose of
ordering the JOURNAL sent to him.
ALL Lung, Heart, Spine, Throat
and Head affections. as well as all
secret diseases of both sexes, are
specialties of DR.. Clemens, the inhala-
ticn doctor. See him at the Brocker-
noff House, Bellefonte, December 14th,
1887.
Andrew Immel, of Penn street,
last week returned from two weeks
trip to Ohio and West Virginia. and
seems highly pleased with what he saw
in the old Buckeye state. Among 9TH
er places he visited was StuDenville.
the county seat of jefferson, Ohio, and
Wheeling, West Va.
Mr.. Samuel Otto, who had been
here on a visit to relatives and friends
for several weeks. will return to his
home, ,OrbisoDia. Pa, to- morrow morn.
ing. The old gentleman says he en-.
joyed his visit in this his former place
of residence very much and will always
keep a warm side for Millheim.
Rose Pearle, the ive-year- old
daughter of Mr.. J. A. Fielder, editor
of the Keystone Gazette, Bellefonte.d died
last Saturday and was buried oD Sun
day afternoon. She suffered but few
days with diptheria which finally
caused her death. We offer our sincere
condolences to the bereAyed parents.
I'VE regret to learn that Mr.. George
Slower, of Haines township, brother
of our townsman, j. w. Slower, is suf-
fering with very sore hand. originat-
ing from a cut with a butcher knife.
The injured hand is beeling and the
whole arm is very much swollen. We
hope it will not result in anything
serious.
"A freight car labeled powder, +"
standing at a Lehigh Valley railroad
station for several days, created much
apprehension and people Stunned it.
When opened, however, it was found
to contain barrels of apples. The
barrels were as full as when they were
shipped and the clever shipper saved
himself from his loss through his inge
nuity.
Mr.. d. L. Zerby, of this place, has
the general agency for the Keystone